2 - Ret pally's

[js6534]

what problems would one face 2boxing ret?

[Tdog]

what problems would one face 2boxing ret?5 Yd melee range on your follower would keep you about 3 yds out of range of your Main's target. You can still get around it with alittle bit of manuevering but it'll probably never be PVP viable.

[modhs]

My dualbox ret pallies just hit 60. Around level 40 b4 the patch i was about to give up. But after the patch they smash everything. I just run up to the mob and hit 2,3,4 and its usually dead. I got to 60 in a little over 2.5 days played, thats with RAF bonuses. I can tell you that it is very frustating sometimes getting them both in range to fight. and tdog is right, pvping 2 isnt really viable. Everywhere I read said dont do 2 melee's, I guess I am stuborn and had to try it myself. But I wont do it again! lol

[Tdog]

My dualbox ret pallies just hit 60. Around level 40 b4 the patch i was about to give up. But after the patch they smash everything. I just run up to the mob and hit 2,3,4 and its usually dead. I got to 60 in a little over 2.5 days played, thats with RAF bonuses. I can tell you that it is very frustating sometimes getting them both in range to fight. and tdog is right, pvping 2 isnt really viable. Everywhere I read said dont do 2 melee's, I guess I am stuborn and had to try it myself. But I wont do it again! lolLoL. I did it for about 4 months with 4 warriors and 1 shaman wasn't too bad. Although I did reroll early on and make 3 of the warriors and the shaman (the followers) all tauren. Taurens have a 9 yd swing range while everything else has only 5 yd melee range. So in other words, my orc warrior with only a 5 yd melee range could just walk up to a mob and w/o inching forward or any other kind of manuevering the tauren's 9 yd melee range was enough to just start swing away at the mob.